Francesca Kilpatrick reflects on the usefulness and risks of casting climate change as a security issue, looking at the changes to climate policy under the Obama administration as an example.
Author: Francesca Kilpatrick
Francesca Kilpatrick is a PhD Researcher in climate communications at the University of Brighton. Her research looks at the use of security narratives within contemporary climate activism and policymaking. She teaches at University College London on Policy for Sustainable Resource Use, and is Senior Editor at Interfere Journal for Critical Theory and Radical Politics.